Square → QuickBooks for UK cafés

Close the till.Not your evening.

TillBridge turns one Square trading day into one checked QuickBooks summary—with VAT, fees, tips and payout timing kept legible.

Preview firstVAT kept visible£10 per month

Daily close · demo

Friday, 12 July

Preview only
Card sales£1,241.40
VAT collected£175.83
Tips£38.60
Square fees−£21.32

QuickBooks summary

6 lines instead of 184 orders

£1,290.40

Source, VAT and destination stay visible before posting.

The daily close

Three calm checks. Then you’re done.

  1. 01

    Read Square

    Choose the trading day. TillBridge reads the source totals and names the environment clearly.

  2. 02

    Check the day

    Compare sales and VAT with Square. Nothing reaches QuickBooks while the figures are still under review.

  3. 03

    Post one summary

    Approve a short, VAT-aware receipt and keep the provider result with the import history.

Built for the awkward bits

Bank day and sales day don’t have to pretend they match.

Reconciliation mode keeps Square clearing separate until the payout arrives, so yesterday’s VAT stays with yesterday’s trade.

One daily summary can account for

20% and 0% VAT
Tips
Refunds
Discounts
Square fees
Payout timing

“The books are closed” should be a sentence, not an evening plan.

Before you connect anything.

Does TillBridge post every order?

No. It prepares one readable summary for each Square trading day, keeping QuickBooks useful instead of filling it with hundreds of till orders.

Can I check the numbers first?

Always. The default workflow is preview, compare, approve, then post. Live QuickBooks posting has a separate safety lock.

What happens when a payout arrives later?

Reconciliation mode keeps the sales day separate from the bank day, using a Square clearing account until the payout lands.